English Master's programs

The Master’s program AI and Advanced Information Technology focuses on advanced methods and applications in artificial intelligence and modern information technologies, with a strong connection to engineering practice and real-world use cases.

Focus areas: Machine learning and data science; advanced information technologies; interdisciplinary cooperation for real-world applications.

Admission restriction: Numerus clausus (NC).

Curriculum and module handbook are available on the official program website AI and Advanced Information Technology.

The Master’s program Applied Physics focuses on advanced topics in applied and experimental physics with a strong research orientation and close links to current scientific and technological developments.

Focus areas: Photonics and quantum technologies; micro and nanotechnology; hydrogen and energy storage.

Admission procedure: Selection interview as part of the admission process.

Study plan and more are available on the official program website Applied Physics.

The research-oriented Master’s degree in Biomedical Engineering is designed for graduates of engineering or related fields. It focuses on the development, optimization, and application of modern medical technologies in an international healthcare context. The programme will start in the winter semester 2026, runs for three semesters (90 ECTS) with two semesters of coursework and one semester for the Master’s thesis, and is offered at the Rüsselsheim campus. 

Admission restriction: Numerus clausus (NC).

Focus areas: Biomedical imaging and medical device technology; biomechanics and rehabilitation engineering; AI applications in healthcare.

The Master’s degree in Sustainable and Digital Aviation prepares students to become experts in digital transformation and sustainability in aviation. It equips them with the skills to drive innovation and meet regulatory requirements in a rapidly evolving sector. The programme is designed as a part time professionally oriented program for applicants with a Bachelor’s degree in a STEM discipline who are working in an engineering or aviation related role with a workload of at least 20 hours per week. 

The programme will start in the winter semester 2026, runs for three semesters (90 ECTS) with two semesters of coursework and one semester for the Master’s thesis, and is offered at the House of Logistics and Mobility (HOLM) in Frankfurt am Main, an innovation hub located directly at Frankfurt Airport with close industry connections.

Admission restriction: Numerus clausus (NC).

Focus areas: Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF) and hybrid aircraft; artificial intelligence, machine learning and digital transformation in aviation; big data and cybersecurity in the aviation sector.